





Brands sponsor weekly challenges in the games your members already play, and 70% of what they pay goes straight to the players who win — your players. Installing is free. Every server below did exactly that.
Brands sponsor weekly challenges in the games your members already play, and the prize money is won by your members. Installing is free, and every stage below unlocks on one number: how many of them link a game account.
Install the bot, run your first challenge, and start linking gamers. There is nothing to pay, nothing to configure, and the bot never reads a message in your server.
Link 500 gamers and your server switches on. Brands sponsoring the games your members already play start running their weekly challenges here — and every dollar of the prize money is won by your members.
At 1,000 linked gamers you become a distribution point. Challenges from across the network run in your server, so more of your members are playing for real prizes in more games at once.
At 5,000 linked gamers you are an audience in your own right. Brands ask for challenges in your server specifically, and smaller servers carry yours instead of the other way round.
Size alone doesn't unlock anything. A server with 50,000 members and no linked accounts earns nothing — the 500 is how we prove to a brand that the audience is real, and it is the same number for everyone.
Every gamer who links an account puts your community into more of the weekly prize money. Nothing is paid to you as commission — it is won by your players.
Horizontal axis: gamers in your server with a linked account. The platform pays $4,200 in prize money a month across 24 challenges, and your members win it in proportion to how much of the connected field they are — shown here against a field of 5,000 gamers (the network is smaller than that today, so an early server's share is larger). An expectation from that arithmetic, not a guarantee.
Brands pay $1,000 a month per game for 4 sponsored challenges, and $175 of every one is prize money. Those challenges run where the players are — so what lands in your community depends on what your community plays.
See what brands payJoin one to compete in its challenges — a server challenge is public to watch, but the key to enter only goes to that server's members.